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Initial Claims

Continuing Claims Trends Weekly Claims Continued Claims Market Expectations Economic Indicators Jobless Claims Trends State Programs Seasonally Adjusted State Benefits

Initial Jobless Claims Hold at 197,000 as Four-Week Average Drops to 202,250

Policymakers see the low layoff readings as a sign of a steadier labor market that could shape future Federal Reserve rate choices.

U.S. Jobless Claims Drop to 196,000, Signaling Fewer Layoffs Than Expected

U.S. Jobless Claims Hold Near Historic Lows as Hiring Stalls

US Weekly Jobless Claims Tick Up to 197,000 as Fed Keeps Rates Steady

U.S. Jobless Claims Fall to 187,000, Lowest Since 1969

U.S. Weekly Jobless Claims Tick Up to 215,000 as Layoffs Stay Low

U.S. Jobless Claims Tick Up to 210,000, Pointing to a Steady Labor Market

U.S. Jobless Claims Fall to 224,000 in Signs of Steady Labor Market

US Jobless Claims Drop to 218,000, Beating Forecasts as Hiring Slows

U.S. Jobless Claims Rise to 235,000 as Continuing Claims Reach Highest Since 2021

US Jobless Claims Drop, But Continuing Claims Reach Three-Year High